Religious services and activities listed for four local churches
The notice lists Sunday worship times for Presbyterian services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sunday school, Christian Church services on the second and fourth Sundays at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. with a prayer meeting on Wednesdays. Adventist Church holds Wednesday prayer meeting and Saturday Sabbath school with services after. Are Methodist shows Thursday prayer meeting at 7 p.m. and Saturday Sabbath school at 9 a.m. with services thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptist Church
Mark Noble
M. Epworth League
M. Pinger
A. N. McCart
Fraternal Order Meetings Advertised In Local Notices
The notice shows F. and A. M. group meets Saturdays at Highton Bank of Newberg building and O. U. W. group meets Tuesdays at 7:00 pm in FP Hall.
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Bank of Newberg
Hightin Bank of Newberg
Oregon Railway Schedule Highlights From The 1890s
Train times show connections between Portland Salem and Natron with through service via the Shasta route. Bi weekly and tri weekly patterns link Woodburn Mt Angel Silverton and Albany with Grand Central Portland. Through tickets issued at 144 First Street by J B Kirkland rail manager.
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Salem
Eugene
Dysopsus Reeuvensenes
Orvallls & Way
TeMinnoville
Way
First Street
Canna
Europe
J.B Kirklasd
Grand Central Station
Fifth and Streets
Puyallup Muddle: Indian Contracts Ruled Invalid
Washington reports say the Puyallup land sale issue will not be settled by honoring the contracts with Indians. The Indian office seeks to rule contracts invalid, while Assistant Commissioner Armstrong defends the ongoing commission as doing good work and asserts the lands will be sold under government guidance.
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Fe Bald
Wasntxcton
Doolittle
Washington
Puyallup
Indian Office
Eells
Puyallups
Congress
Wilson
Cockrell
Missouri
Senate
Allen
Squire
House
Indian Bureau
Puyalup
Armstrong
Puyallup Reservation
General Armstrong
Commission
Chinese Treaty Ratified by Celestial Government
Washington reports formal ratification of the US China treaty by China’s government. Secretary Gresham says exchange of ratifications will occur within a month, after Yang Yu confirms receipt and delivery of the document from Peking. The news clarifies rumors of delay and notes six weeks needed for transmission to Washington.
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Washington
United States
China
Gresham
Yang Yu
Senate
Department of State
Peking
New York Constitution Adopted by Constitutional Convention
The Constitutional Convention adopted the new constitution in a committee of the whole report. The canal article and the allotment article were added separately. Two Republican members were in the minority. The document was presented by the convention as a whole.
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New York
Amasy
N. Y
Ownera OS
Kow Shing Sinking Captain Arrives in St Paul for UK Report
Captain T G R Galesworthy of the Kow Shing sailed from St Paul to London after arriving on the Northern Pacific. He refused to speak about the Kow Shing episode claiming he would only discuss details with the British Admiralty. Dr Franklin Rogers and family also traveled through on vacation.
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St. Paut
T. G. R. Galesworthy
Corea
Pacific
London
Franklin Rogers
Naval Hospital
Yokohama
Chicago
Washington
Galesworthy
America
England
Burtwell Case Rules Protest Timing Against Duties
Boston October 1 The United States Circuit Court under Judge Cole ruled in the Burtwell importers case that protests against duties must be filed within ten days after liquidation, not at payment. The decision covers sections 3011 and 2931 of the 1877 Revised Statutes and may be appealed by the government. It is said to be the first ruling on this point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Cole
United States Circuit Court
Joseph Burtwell
Burtwell
Gigantic water power plan for Omaha canal project
Douglas county officials seek a $1,000,000 subsidy to fund a canal from the Platte and Elk Horn rivers to near Omaha. The plan envisions delivering 24 000 horsepower of electrical energy to city factories at a uniform price, with power generated at a site near Omaha after a 185 foot fall.
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Omaha
Neb
Douglas County
Platte River
Elk Horn River
The Czar’s Death and European Policy Shifts
London financial sources report the Czar is hopelessly ill and may die within months. Paris and Berlin foresee the Czarowitz’s accession changing Russia’s policy, strengthening ties with England and Germany while sidelining France. French rente prices fluctuate on news of the potential transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpoon
London
Russia
Paris
Berlin
Czarowits
France
Czarowitz
Fortifications Plan for Pensacola Gulf Port
Congress appropriated 400000 to fortify Gulf and Atlantic ports. Secretary Lamont names Pensacola as a target with 100000 allotted for surveys and site selection on Santa Rosa Island near Fort Pickens for heavy Armstrong guns and mortars.
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Penssacona
Congress
Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Lamont
Board of Fortifications
Pensacola
Santa Rosa Island
Fort Pickens
Osberg Wife Missing In Weeping Water Area
Mrs Ella G Osberg wife of John G Osberg disappeared from her home Saturday morning detectives cannot locate her. She was to be principal witness tomorrow in the prosecution by her husband of Major Alex Russell of the pease now accused of forging deeds of trust to sell property. It is suspected she left by choice or under pressure to dodge the trial. Osberg believes she may be insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmotos
Ella G. Osberg
John G. Osberg
Alex Russell
The
Pease
Anc
Olberg
Lonpos
Times
Chee Foo
Central News
Tokio
Japan
China
Peking
Toen Formosa
Monkden
Formosa
Tariff Cut Prompts Release of Tin Plate Bonded Stocks
At Battmone port 8,000,000 pounds of tin plate stayed in bond awaiting the tariff change. With the new duty cut of one cent per pound taking effect today under Under Secretary Carlisle, customs officials expect most of the 4,090,000 pounds to be withdrawn from bond this week. The tariff reduction will lower government revenue by about $80,000.
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Battmone
Carlisle
Bomd
Rebellion and panic as China faces Japanese advance
A Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese troops near Wiju with dwindling ammunition, mass desertions, and collapse of defenses. Peking is described as panicked as Li Hung Chang may take the field, while Japanese forces reportedly press toward Moukden and Formosa with potential decisive victories.
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New York
Shanghai
Wiju
Yala
Peking
Japan
China
LI Hung Chang
Snaxouat
Chang
Lu Tai
Tien Tsin
Chi Li
Corea
Chiu
Yalo River
Lieutenant Casey's Charger Bought by Colonel Swayne
A big black horse once belonging to Lieutenant Casey is confirmed as sold to Colonel Swayne of Fort Keogh. It arrived in San Pedro and was not shipped to any Los Angeles fiancée. The horse, aged about 17, remains in fine condition and has been drawn in double teams by the Colonel.
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Los Ancenes
San Francisco
Pine Ridge
Casey
Hunt
U.S. A
Los Angeles
San Pedro
United States Army
Swayne
Fort Keogh
Mont
Thinks the Chinese Victors
Captain Lang, former Chinese navy director, says China did not fight with esprit and patriotism has waned since 1890. He credits Admiral Ting and the Chinese seamen for bravery but criticizes officers for seeking personal gain and Europeans’ influence. He questions Japanese superiority and maintains the Chinese were victors.
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London
Lang
China
Esprit du Corpe
Japan
Ting
Tam
Movement for amnesty in Sicily prompts prisoner relief requests
A multi party movement in Sicily presses for amnesty for all prisoners condemned by the recent military actions on the island. A dispatch from Delegoa Bay reports the Governor leading 300 white and 6,000 native allies to oppose Kaffire forces near Logrenso Q Ba.
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Sicily
Lowpow
Delegoa Bay
Kaffire
Logrenso Q Ba
Missionaries in Alaska Draw Harsh Captain's Critique
Captain Tilton of the Nicoline denounces certain Alaska missionaries as corrupt opportunists who exploit natives for profit. He praises some who work honorably but calls for governmental scrutiny to curb the predatory "free workers" amid efforts to educate and civilize Alaska's Inuit and Indians.
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San Francisco
Tilton
Esquimaux
Alaska
Aurora
Congress
Forest fires allegedly started by lumber kings claim
President W J Littlejohn of the Underwriters Association of the Northwest charged in a September address that timber dealers ordered the fires in Michigan and Wisconsin to hide timber dealings. Investigations were conducted, commissions are to investigate, and insurers may pursue action if needed.
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Cmoaco
W. J. Littlejohn
The
Underwriters’ Association of the Northwest
Lumber Kings
Littlejohn
Michigan
Wisconsin
Peary Wife Denies Harsh Treatment Claims
Mrs. Peary defends husband Captain Peary against charges of autocratic leadership and mistreatment of team members. She says he shared hardships with his men and was generally considerate, noting she could not join the public table due to her baby.
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Wasarsotos
Mra. Peary
Engineer Peary
Standard Meat for Quality Pork From Young Hogs
The article argues pork should come from pigs under a year old fed to build muscle rather than fat. It compares European and American pork, favors grass ranges and milk supplements, and cautions against late feeding for fat. Bran and shorts aid bone and muscle, yielding sweeter, healthier pork. Farm News.
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America
A Splendid Opening for an Energetic Young Man
The article urges orchard owners to spray trees to produce merchantable fruit and suggests neighborhood clubs share spraying equipment to reduce costs. It also proposes hiring a proactive young man to supply spraying gear and perform the work for others, ensuring timely applications rather than relying on isolated owners.
Break from Orchard Manure Practice
DiMoult argues against cultivating close to trunks and vines noting tree roots extend deep and far. He cites observations of apple roots ten feet down and a grape vine twenty feet under ruined structures to show manure buried near trunks is wasted. He warns shallow cultivation harms margins and tempts profanity among plowmen.
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Colman
Poultry Points on Broody Hens Treatment
A reader submission from Poultry Points notes that nine of ten broody hens resume flying within two weeks after removal from the nest if treated well. It warns against exposing birds to drowning, starvation, bruising, or abuse as these actions delay laying and harm profits.
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Eays
Maine
Deelini
Portland Market Quotes Waning Demand Across Commodities
Wheat markets show weakness with Valley at 72 4g per cental and Walla Walla at 65¢ per cental. Butter ranges 12 to 27 cents per pound. eggs, cheese, oats, and hay listed with mixed prices. Vegetable and fruit items feature broad spreads from grapes to watermelons, oranges, and citrus, reflecting subdued trading and regional variation.
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Portland
Valley
Walla Walla
Fiovur
Salem
Cascadia
Dayton
Graham
Oregon
Oxroxs
Baas
Concord
Snake River
California
Trorican Faormi
Sicily
Honolulu
Umpqua
Market prices for livestock and meat products
The report lists bids and prices from several buyers. Beer-Gross offers top steers at 2.25 to 2.35 and good steers at 2.00, cows 1.75 to 2.00, with dressed beef at 34 cents per pound. Murray-Gross quotes best sheep and mutton prices, ITogs-Gross shows varied beef and dressed meat ranges, and Wheat-Dressed notes small and large dressed meat per pound.
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Murray
Merchandise Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Slow Coat Sales
The market lists various commodities with mixed prices from Sanmaonw to Rio and Padang Java. Details include salmon prices per ton, coat sales slowing with steady prices, and assorted beans and butter figures.
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Sanmaonw
Columbia
Alaska
Ricke—Island
Corres
Costa Rica
Rio
Salvador
Mocha
Padang
Java
Palembang
Lahat Java
Arbuckle
Columbia and Lion
San Francisco Markets Report Steady Prices Amid Large Cargoes
The vegetable market shows steady prices with strong potato and onion shipments to China and Mexico. Potatoes firm, corn scarce. cranberries arrive from the East at 12 per barrel. grapes plentiful but poor in quality. oranges and hay prices listed. Wheat offerings open with no shortage, milling grades given. trade slow in oats and flour products.
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China
Mexico
Burhanks
Salinas Burbanks
San Joaquin
Aix
San Jaquin
Humboldt
Mendocino
Oregon
Washington
Choice
Valley
Vevada
Walla Walla
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City of
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Macy Ur
Christenson Councilmern
Wapoe
Ssisissern
Tallman
Fdonno Edwardian Co
F. Moore
Lasher
Fox
Woodburn
Natron
Shasta
OF the
Southern Pacific
Vri
Ogden
Vullman Buffet
Oregonian Railway Division
ASD
Portland and Wambill Railway
Jefferson Street
Airlie Mall
New Bere
Arokotte
Sheridan
Ssenger
Portland, Newberg
Dally
Ganday
Koen Ler
E. P. Rogers
F. d& P. Agt
Portland, Or
Climax
IDEAL
NEW Home Sewing Machine CO. Ouster
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Mase & Testor Sorene
T. Cueoe
Ttm
Addres
Ae Bechine CO
TS Market St, San
Puyallup Muddle
Celestial Government
River Platte
Czar
Gulf
Wijuan Yalu
Lospex
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Moukden
Loxpros
Manchuria
Charger
Amawety
Ters
Littlejohn Saya
Peary
Bupa-Peera
Bishops' Conference
Hungary
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